Urban Overheating: Heat Mitigation and the Impact on Health

Urban Overheating and Impact on Health: An Introduction.- A Global Synthesis of Heat-Related Mortality in Overheated Cities.- The Impact of Urban Overheating on Heat-Related Morbidity.- Heat and Mental Health in Cities.- Human Adaptation to Higher Ambient Temperature.- Models and Forecasts on the Future Heat-Related Mortality under Climate Change.- The Impact and Influence of Mitigation Technologies on Heat Related Mortality in Overheated Cities.- Heat-related Mortality in London.- The Impact of Greenery on Heat Related Mortality in Sydney, Australia.- Impact of Increased Urban Albedo on Heat-Related Health: The Case Study of the Greater Toronto Area.

Nasrin Aghamohammadi is Associate Professor in Environmental Health Engineering in faculty of Medicine, University of Malaya. Her core expertise is on urban health, climate change adaptation, Urban Heat Island Phenomenon, and health impact. She is currently leading a grand challenge project in Malaysia on Urban Heat Island and climate change addressing Sustainable Development Goals for future cities. Urban Heat Island Phenomenon In Tropical Urban Area is one of the recent grand challenges led by her funded by University of Malaya which consists of four interdisciplinary wings from build environment, social behavior, computer science, and engineering. She has been Investigator on more than 14 research projects. She has supervised 37 Master and 12 Ph.D. students and has published several books/chapters, and 58 papers on public health, air pollution, environmental pollution, modelling, and review papers in peer-review publications with an H-index of 19. She is Member of Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE) in UK, Member of Institution of the Charted Institute of Environmental Health (CIEH) in UK, Member of Environmental Management & Research Association (ENSEARCH) in Malaysia, Member of the International Association of Engineers (IAENG) in Hong Kong, and Member of Centre for Occupational and Environmental Health (COEHUM) in University Malaya and Centre for Epidemiology and Evidence-Based Practice in University of Malaya.

M. Santamouris is Scientia, Distinguished, Professor of High Performance Architecture at UNSW; past Professor in the University of Athens, Greece; Visiting Professor : Cyprus Institute, Metropolitan University London, Tokyo Polytechnic University,  Bolzano University, Brunnel University, Seoul University, and National University of Singapore; Past President of the National Center of Renewable and Energy Savings of Greece; Editor in Chief of the Energy and Buildings Journal; PastEditor in Chief of the Advances Building